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The Gifts We Treasure Most Over The Years Are Often Small And Simple. In Easy Times And Tough Times, What Seems To Matter Most Is The Way We Show Those Nearest Us That We've Been Listening To Their Needs, To Their Joys, And To Their Challenges.

We Want To Raise Our Children So That They Can Take A Sense Of Pleasure In Both Their Own Heritage And The Diversity Of Others.

If It's Mentionable, It's Manageable.

Most Of Us, I Believe, Admire Strength. It's Something We Tend To Respect In Others, Desire For Ourselves, And Wish For Our Children. Sometimes, Though, I Wonder If We Confuse Strength With Other Words—like 'aggression' And Even 'violence'. Real Strength Is Neither Male Nor Female; But It Is, Quite Simply, One Of The Finest Characteristics That A Human Being Can Possess.

Play Gives Children A Chance To Practice What They Are Learning...they Have To Play With What They Know To Be True In Order To Find Out More, And Then They Can Use What They Learn In New Forms Of Play.